The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1887-11-11


ther variety of what the people
need cannot be found in Bolivar.
"For I am declined into the val E
Of years. she said little sadly,
but indeed / don't much mind it
since can get Salvation Oil for %
cents.
Geo TipIer collapsed the cotton
market at Grand Junction last Fri
day. He thrust thirteen bales of
his own growing and gathering on
the market at one time. No wOn-
der she gave way.
The Illinois Central railroad has
placed on sale 2,000-mile tickets at
2 cents per piie. 1t will only cost
you $40 now to ride 1000 miles in
stead of $50 as heretofore. Call on
Ihs ticket agents anywhere on the
line and purchase one.
Congressman James Phelan was
here last Friday circulating among
his many friends. jim is Wsnder-
fully popular, a nan Of brilliant tai
ents, highly educated, and a full
grown democrat. His friends pre-.
dict for him a brilliant career in
cengresS.
The well cut face of Charlie Gau E
den, formerly of B. V. Hudson's
drug store, can now be saen in the
Office of l.. M Darlington here lie
Is assistant depot agent
Prot, Norman, of Falcon, has
been engaged as principal of Grams
Vile NJ. & f. Institute. He is a
gentleman Of fine literary attain
ments, aud the citizens of that COM
munity should give him hearty
support.
The snake charmer, corn doctor, and
ring pitcher vas aising sand on our
streets this week. Big crowds circled
around. until county court Farley gave
him a lecture en- a theme chosen from
chapter in the Tennessee Statutes. Then
he and the crowd We're no more.
One of our preachers SAID to a drunken
irishman hers last week: Don't you know
whiskey is your worst enemy" Yes" re
pled Pat, but don't the Bible cOmman d
Us to love our enemies?"
The dashing ex- BolivarIte, Alex Swine
broad, OF DanviIle, Ky, IS here on bus
mess trip. Well do re member when o.
horseback with curly locks streaming
windward he once took in the town.
Think Of the purIing stream of crystal
water that will flow from our artesiau
w5ll. The farmers tired and heated hors5
can slake his thirst there from.
E. w, MeLarty, the popular
salesman for d. Z. Durre tt, ran
down 10 Oxford, Miss, Wednesday
night to witness the marriage Of
his brother, A. A. McLarty to Miss
Irene Burnett.
Our believed friend, JeG Jack
son, of district u, says he never
knew as much 'possum and coon
hunting as is now going on in his
neigh borhood. lie states that the
woods are fun of the big fat rascals;
and that the sweet oder OF baking
postum rises from almost very Ov-
en- Whereabouts. ., how the Buile
tins nose waters tor u smell!
Bolivar still grows and improves.
! DR. Hugh ". Tate has erected 3
cosey office for his own use on South
side Of Market st. and Mr.. Pltser
Miller has just overohaulSd his res
ideAcs and yard.
Money is being subscribed in
Bohvar to pay for the sinking of Al
artesian we'll at one corner of the
court yard. It's thought that depth
OF 900 feet will bring the water
gushing and bubling above ground.
1t will cost one dollar per foot.
Sam Kahn is the father of the move
ment. No better deed could be
done. 1t will water the town, and
The stock Of all those who come to
town The county court ought 10
vote aid to the enterprise.
Attention, IL. AZ. 4.
For sprains bruises rheumatism, cramps
| infl1mauoR, swelling, cuts, burns, etc.
| in man. and spljnt, rinsbone, windga H.,
| epizoouc, scratches etc, in horses, Ran
! gum Root Liniment is a sure cure. The
| liking OF Liniments" is the universal YER
! dict. Never fails 10 cure any ailment that
| can be reached by an external medical
! application. so cents per bottle, For
sale by ali druggist.